What is something you learned in 2022 and will continue learning?
Dávid Sipos
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Michael Kurek@market_mornings
Web development. Also learning how to grow a brand and get the word out there about it online through social media and partnerships.
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@market_mornings Which language did you choose? Did you learn any framework?
Every programming language has its own advantages. Don't use one language for all projects. So, I started learning JavaScript in 2022.
@shahza1bmushtaq How do you like JavaScript? Did you learn typescript too?
@david_sipos Still in learning phase. Till now everything looks good.
No, I didn't learn TypeScript yet. What do you suggest, learn JS first then TS or what?
@david_sipos @shahza1bmushtaq I would suggest to learn JS first because typescript is just a flavour of javascript that helps to write quality code with strong type
@david_sipos @hidaytrahman That's the path I chose. Thanks
@shahza1bmushtaq yes first JS
To beware of the planning fallacy. It's always good to give buffer time once you begin a project rather than adhere to "we'll finish by x date"
@richard_gao2 sounds good
Focus! It is easy to get distracted by all the options you have with your business. Stay focused on what matters to your customers and deliver value
@derstartupcfo That's something I should learn too
Hello,
I started learning about my strength and still trying to keep doing same thing. CheckMyRota
NextJS. Incredible and I want 2023 to be all about Next!
@gal_moran18 That's really great! I use NestJs and Angular
For me, it was Pinescript for TradinView strategies but I just experienced that TV sometimes lags alerts and is unreliable.
TDD and will explore some more frameworks and libraries with automation
LaunchPedia
Building products with no code.
Learnt Notion, Airtable and Soft so far. Looking to learn Bubble and other no code tools.
I'm a database software developer.Learn C language,lex,yacc, python,emacs for develop database sql process query parsing and validate layer.
React! Love the framework. As a designer I have found it to be organized like a design system which has helped me understand core JavaScript concepts I have struggled to understand in the past.